Our programmes
Cambridge programmes
Three strands — Primary, Secondary and English — all taught to the Cambridge framework.
Ask about this programmePrimary (KS1 – KS2)
Ten subjects to choose from, including English, Mathematics and Science, with room to develop creativity, expression and physical skills.
Lower Secondary (KS3)
For students aged 11 to 14. The foundation stage, with a clear route through to the qualifications that follow.
Secondary KS4 (IGCSE)
The world's most popular international secondary qualification, for students aged 14 to 16, recognised by leading universities and employers.
Secondary KS5 (A Level)
The school-leaving qualification awarded by the education authorities of England, Wales and Northern Ireland, taken at 16–19 before university.
The Cambridge Pathway teaches and certifies core subjects from primary through secondary school to the English education standard. It is governed by Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) and recognised worldwide.
What the pathway covers
- Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary — foundations in Maths, Science and English for primary and early secondary students.
- Cambridge IGCSE — the world’s most widely taken international secondary qualification, usually studied in Years 9–10.
- Cambridge International AS & A Level — the pre-university stage, used for admission by universities in the UK, Australia, Canada, Singapore and beyond.
Cambridge English
The Cambridge English pathway runs from Pre A1 to C2, with an exam at each level. Studying at the right level for the right goal saves time and money compared with revising everything at once.
Studying Cambridge at Sarah
- A plan that fits — built from where the student actually starts, not from a generic template.
- Current materials — lessons and practice papers kept in step with the latest syllabus.
- Less wasted time — a placement test pinpoints exactly what needs work, which shortens the route.
- One teacher throughout — each plan has a lead teacher who stays with the student, no mid-course handovers.